Yentl Coenradie
Advocaat | Associate
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Yentl is a lawyer in the Corporate/M&A practice group, focusing on ESG and energy law. She specialises in corporate law and civil law and is involved in mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, joint ventures and other partnerships. Yentl works for national and international clients, including private equity funds and strategic parties.
Furthermore, Yentl is involved in advising on Dutch corporate law, corporate governance, commercial contracting and regulatory matters. She has written various articles on corporate sustainability for national and international legal journals. Yentl is also a member of Houthoff’s Sustainability Team.
Qualifications
- LL.M. Company Law (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
- LL.B. Civil Law (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
- LL.B. Tax Law (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
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Advised Corre Energy B.V. on the sale of its shareholding in Zuidwending BESS B.V. to Vopak
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Advised Quadrum Capital in connection with the acquisition of a majority stake in KMWE Group, an international supplier and partner for the high-tech equipment and aerospace industry, welcomes Quadrum Capital as strategic partner. Herewith the family-owned business, founded in 1955, sets up for further growth and strengthens its position as supplier for the engineering, production and assembly of complex, high-grade components and systems, in both Europe and Asia.
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Advised Renewi Overheidsdiensten on the termination of their cooperation with the municipality of The Hague in N.V. Haagse Milieu Services (HMS).
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Advised and represented the shareholders of Fe Corporation B.V. on the sale of the IKEA retail operations in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to Inter IKEA.
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Advised 3i on the sale of the Weener Plastics group, producer of high-quality plastic packaging products, to US manufacturing company Silgan Holdings.
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Advised Castik Capital on its acquisition of the Andra Tech Group, a leading group of companies specialising in the manufacturing of high-precision, complex components for €500-1000 million.
